Strong’s H5337

נָצַל

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

natsal

Pronunciation

naw-tsal'

Definition

To deliver, rescue, snatch away, save

Meaning

to snatch away

Usage

The Hebrew verb "natsal" primarily conveys the action of delivering or rescuing someone from danger, distress, or oppression. It is often used in contexts where God intervenes to save His people or individuals from peril. The term can also imply a sense of snatching away or plucking out from a harmful situation.

Bible references

Genesis 31:9;Genesis 31:16;Genesis 32:11;Genesis 32:30;Genesis 37:21;Genesis 37:22;Exodus 2:19;Exodus 3:8;Exodus 3:22;Exodus 5:23;Exodus 5:23;Exodus 6:6;Exodus 12:27;Exodus 12:36;Exodus 18:4;Exodus 18:8;Exodus 18:9;Exodus 18:10;Exodus 18:10;Exodus 33:6;Numbers 35:25;Deuteronomy 23:14;Deuteronomy 23:15;Deuteronomy 25:11;Deuteronomy 32:39